Sunak leads our first Next Tory Leader survey in two years

He has more than twice the support of the second-placed Truss. Mordaunt is third. No-one else makes it to double percentage figures.

From self-isolation to score annihilation – Johnson drops 36 points in our Cabinet League Table.

Yet the Chancellor comfortably holds on to his silver-medal spot, despite sharing in the u-turn.

Profile: Priti Patel, who promises to stop asylum seekers crossing the Channel in small boats

It is harder for liberal critics to impute racism, or undue severity, to a Home Secretary who herself belongs to an ethnic minority.

Two by-elections and one Health Secretary – losses see Johnson fall by 16 points in our Cabinet League Table

Javid comes straight in at fifth place; Williamson’s score is in freefall; and the podium positions are unchanged.

Benedict Rogers: What the Government should do next to help Hong Kongers

Better still would be to expand study or work visas that could lead to settlement for the most politically active, vulnerable young people in danger.

Interview with Dominic Raab: The EU’s approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol is “pretty analogue in a digital age”

The Foreign Secretary contends that by forming an aspirational coalition the Conservatives can gain votes in the North without losing support in the South.

WATCH: Covid 2) Raab – “We don’t want to yo-yo in and out of measures”

The First Secretary of State implies that it’s better to prolong what’s left of lockdown rather than call it off – and then call it back on.

WATCH: NI Protocol 3) It’s “offensive” for EU leaders to talk about Northern Ireland as though it isn’t part of the UK – Raab

“We need a bit of respect here,” says the Foreign Secretary, pointing out that the UK doesn’t lecture France about Corsica.

Today’s aid amendment. The champions of 0.7 per cent will win either way – if not in the Commons, then in court.

Which is what comes of the virtue-signalling practice of setting targets in law, rather than having MPs vote on expenditure. 

WATCH: Raab warns there will “still need to be some safeguards” after June 21st

“It maybe something around distancing. Maybe something around masks. But I don’t want to prejudge it.”

WATCH: The Foreign Secretary pledges all possible help for India in its “hour of need”

“We will be sending out another package of a thousand ventilators very shortly,” Raab adds.

One, two, three – and now Truss tops our Cabinet League Table for the fourth time

And Williamson’s negative rating halves in the wake of his intervention in the Batley Mohammed cartoons row.

WATCH: Raab on China’s sanctioning of nine UK citizens. “It’s not going to stop the Government speaking up.”

“The obvious thing for the Chinese Government to do is to allow access for the United States Commissioner for Human Rights.”

Johnson – “Our new, full-spectrum approach to cyber will transform our ability to protect our people”

The Integrated Review of security, defence, development and foreign policy is upon us. But will the capabilities follow the challenges, or vice-versa?

Philip Mitchell and Chris Goddard: 2020 was a reality check on China. Trade offers opportunities for the UK to assert its values.

It allows for criticism and negotiation provided the West stands together to call out abuses.